Closed dekm closed 2 years ago
Ended up realizing we had this issue before... Appears there is a permission setting inside the taiga-back on resolv.conf that needs to be set for some reason.
docker exec -ti taiga-pm_taiga-back_1 /bin/bash
chmod o+r /etc/resolv.conf
was all that needed to be done to resolve this.
The error is still present, even with a fresh install. @dekm solution only works if you type:
docker exec -ti taiga-docker_taiga-back_1 /bin/bash
chmod o+r /etc/resolv.conf
exit
and then
./launch-all.sh
UPD: There is a chance that you will have to wait. No idea how it works, very strange.
We recently had to update a setting in our local taiga instance for email.
After stopping the docker containers, updating the docker-compose.yml, and restarting all projects are gone.
We cannot login or see any projects. I was able to backup and dump the db and can see everything is there.
On initial load, the discover page has 500 Internal server errors
When attempting a login we receive the same. Sometimes the error is also a 502 bad gateway although it seems random.
The server itself is running apache with a subdomain forwarded with https. We also use shorewall as the firewall service.